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For the first time in 23-years, the Watertown Arrows have won a state football championship. The game was sloppy at times, by both squads, but each brought plenty excitement. A crucial stop on a two-point conversion was the difference as Watertown edged out Pierre TF Riggs 14-13 to win the 11AA title.
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2024 saw the final season of football played at Watertown Stadium. SDPB was there for the regular season goodbye to a place the Arrows have called home for more than 80 years.
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After going 52-years without winning a boys state golf championship, the Watertown Arrows have now gone back-to-back. They claimed the state championship on Tuesday in Watertown during the ‘AA’ state tournament at Cattail Crossing Golf Course.
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For any organization, a long-term vision is crucial to success. In Watertown, the local school district has laid out its plan for the next three years.
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The 2024 SDHSAA spring state golf championships wrapped up action on Tuesday from Yankton (AA), Sioux Falls (A), and Brookings (B Boys and B Girls).
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The Department of Education awarded nearly $3.8 million in grants to four school districts for career and technical education (CTE) programs.
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Watertown schools will begin to offer more early childhood education options.
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A teacher facing sexual misconduct charges involving a student is no longer employed by the Watertown School District.
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For the first time since 1971, the Watertown Arrows are boys state golf champs in South Dakota. Arrows senior Jake Olson, who won the individual title as a sophomore, walked off the 18th green on Tuesday with an impressive six stroke lead.
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The 'AA' and 'A' boys state golf tournaments concluded from Brandon and Rapid City on Tuesday.